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Lute
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reviewThe review of family lute instruments. Renaissance lute, Baroque lutes and Baroque guitar, Vihuela, Theorbo, Chitarrone, Wandervogel lute, Renaissance Cittern, Mandolin, Bandora, Torban, etc. |
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Site is open 1.06.2003
© 2003-2024 I.Varfolomeev
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G.Dontsov, Google
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The information for visitors |
Welcome to the site dedicated to lute and guitar music. The theme of the lute is mainly touched upon as an undeservedly forgotten instrument, which was the ancestor of not only the classical guitar, but also many other stringed instruments.
The site contains information about all aspects of lute music, such as history, instruments and their various types, composers and performers from different countries and times. There is also a CD review with listening, theory, access to a huge library of sheet music, tablature and ancient manuscripts, a gallery of paintings from eras associated with the lute, videos of various performers, etc. |
The "Classical Guitar Page" section contains information about the history of the guitar in Russia and in the world, information about Russian and foreign performers, classics of guitar music, classical guitar in jazz, rock and pop music, as well as an extensive library of classical guitar sheet music. |
On the home page, listen to on-line radio 24x7, watch videos, and other interesting information.
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Lute.ru radio
24 hours a day, listen on-line lute music. On-line player opens in a small popup window. You can continue to browse the site, listening to the lute.
Video playlist
It consists of selected video including: Lute Duo, Ensemble Tanedores, Hopkinson Smith, Andreas Martin, Julian Bream, Jonas Nordberg and many others. LOOK >> |
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Early music in Russia
Page about the musicians, early music ensembles, musical instrument artisan living in Russia or abroad. |
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First Lute School
Educational project of the Russian luteists Andrei Chernyshov and Marina Belova. The main goal of the School is to expand the knowledge of amateur and professional musicians in the field of music of the XVI-XVIII centuries for early plucking instruments: lutes, baroque guitars, vihuels.
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Welcome
to ‘The Scottish Guitar’
The book has 74 pages, and there are 40 mp3 files.
It is the sum of many years researching
and performing Scottish lute, cittern and guitar music.
The key thing is the performances.
There is a continuity of style and technique
going back nearly 1,000 years, which I have brought to the modern
nylon and steel-strung guitar.
As I say in the Introduction, this is more
Scottish than 'Celtic'. |
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Russian
7-stringed guitar
It is the most mysterious musical instrument concerning the history.
It is a lot of disputes, but anybody plainly cannot explain two hundred
year's history of a seven-stringed guitar. Who was the founder of
this instrument?, sources of occurrence?, etc.
We hope, that this page will explain much and will promote revival
of this remarkable musical instrument.
On this page you will find a vast collection of tutorials, manuals and notes for seven-string guitar (Free Download). |
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Lute is the most wide-spread favourite
musical instrument
in many West European
countries of
Renaissance. |
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The oldest compositions were intended
for the 6-string lute. To the end of the 16-th century the 7-th
string was added and then the strings number was increased.
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Any
instrument
having oval or other body and neck
along which the strings are stretched can be believed
to the lute family. Archaeological museum in Cairo keeps a small
lute with
a long neck
found in a burial
(1500 before our era) |
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